Notes on Maryland News and Officials of 1895
Washington county real estate sales figure in a broad state roundup. Occurrences include Bod Miller involved in a near-fatal affray, a pardon petition by Mrs. Balierton Booth, and Ellzspeth Willis of Philadelphia marrying William A. McCallum. Militia sendoff discussed for the presidential inauguration. George Matthews jailed in Baltimore for Irwin murder. postal work reaches 99,909 percent in November. Dr. Tack petitions for relief in 1895 election cases. Health board letters urge sanitary focus in Wicomico. Emma Tewle trial moved to Baltimore. Maryland Baptist Association reports a $4,000 gift from Rev. Dr. Franklin Wilson to fund Sunday schools and ministerial training. Post mortem doctor suggests rabies in a dog that injured eight boys. Pasteur Institute care proposed with parental funding urged.
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Irwin
Baltimore City
Baltimore
W. G. Tack
Circuit Court
Anne Arundel County
Bate Board of Heath
Wicomico County
Emma Tewle
Charles County
Maryland Baptist Association
Baltmore
Franklin Wilson
N.G. Kettle
Pasteur Institute
New York
Hsa
Christmas Exprew Packaging Promises Faster Holiday Delivery
Agent W Scott Van Fossar of the Talked State Express Company announces a new U S X feature for Christmas Express packages. To avoid rush and confusion, customers are urged to ship a week or more in advance for earlier handling. A special Christmas label will identify the package with recipient name and address and orders for delivery the day before Christmas.
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W. Scott van Fossar
Talked State Express Company
Iesutog
Local Court Notes and Arrests from Braddock District
Magistrate Thaddeus M. Bilger died yesterday afternoon. Daniel E. Mercer of Braddock faced a desertion and non support charge from his wife and was released on $50 bail for court. Johnson Burrall, arrested for passing counterfeit money, was released after a hearing before Commissioner E. Goldsborough at 2 p.m. yesterday due to insufficient evidence. Also mentioned is Mr. A. P. Marsh, a Court Street restaurant keeper, who is on the tick.
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Thaddeus M. Bilger
Daniel E. Mercer
Braddock
Subball
Johnson Burrall
A. S
E. ¥. Goldsborough
Mr. A. P. Marsh
Court Street
Get Far A Tramp Caught Stealing at Frederick Store
A tramp attempted to steal an overcoat from J S Goodman’s West Patrick Street store. He fled with the cloak but was chased and captured. He had also taken some underwear and paid nothing for it. Local observers noted the incident amid a day of broader town chatter and preparations for upcoming events.
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Goodman’s
West Patrick Street
Revival draws penitents at United Brethren church
News notes a continued revival at the United Brethren church with many penitents at the altar last night. Pastor W I de Kenney of the M E church will preach for Stine spring this evening. Also mentions Albert Baker butchering pork totaling 109 pounds and bank entrance braces at the First National Bank.
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United Brethren Church
W. I. de Kenney
M. E. Church
Stine Spring
First National Bank
Bright Bits of Local and General Christmas News
A mixed collection of light items covers Christmas season notes, local happenings, oddities, and small-town curiosities. Highlights include a Woodbridge oak aged 1500 to 2600 years debated by scholars, a gravesite discovery in St. Philomena’s Cemetery, California political returns favoring McKinley, and firemen at Westminster earning funds from a recent fair. Also noted are seasonal happenings, such as children’s expectations, skating preparations, and local anecdotes about residents and events.
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Dora
United States
Woodbridge
Eaton
St. Philomena’s Cemetery
Pitubore
California
McKinley
Bryan
Westminster
Buckingham
Doy
Baloop
Seven Farme
Eagleville
Washington
Kaffee Kiatach by Ladies Auxiliary opens at Junior Hall
The Ladies' Auxiliary of the M C A will open a Kaffee Kiatach this evening at Junior Hall with decorated rooms and temptingly set supper tables. A twelve‑girl ghost drill and music by Frederick Belect Orekev'ra are planned, aiming to defray expenses for beautifying the Association rooms.
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Frederick Belect Orekev'ra
Damaging Advertising Clouds Proprietary Remedies
Damaging and reputational concerns arise from aggressive advertising claims. The piece critiques sensational marketing for Hostetter's Stomach Bitters and other tonics, noting public disgust at misleading promises. It lauds the products as effective for malaria, stomach and bowel disorders, and claims quick cures, with prices and local drugstore names cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hostettar
Memorial service notes and factory resumes in York area
A memorial for Kate Field was held in Gay Pranctice Cal with Nellie Bisssieg Essier delivering a eulogy. In York, Holzman Woolen Mills resumed operations yesterday after a year’s shutdown.
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Kate Field Biid
Gay Pranctice
Cal
Nellie Bisssieg Essier
Cuthoress
Wok Hresemed
York
Holzman Woolen
Coderwear Mills
Nands
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